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So Youtube has about billion users across the world, and not all of them speak English or the desired language which you use for your videos. It's one of the things that make Youtube great as anyone, anywhere get be a part of a community!
Youtube - "YouTube creators and viewers speak nearly every language under the sun -- 76 languages to be exact."
Now all these numbers are a great thing and more eyes mean more views and exposure, but with 76 languages this can also be a pain if you can't translate the content yourself! Luckily Youtube have a solution!
In 2015 when Youtube introduced community-contributed subtitles and other tools, it looks like they've been paying attention to their creators and community. Thursday, March 30, 2017, Youtube announced that you can now use Community Contributions to translate your video’s titles and descriptions in addition to your captions. This means you’re only a few clicks away from having viewers translate your videos so more people around the world easily discover and understand.
This means you and your community can help each other out! The community loves nothing more than feeling involved, so this opens many opportunities for the viewer and the creator!
Watch the video below directly from Youtube Creators, showing channels that have really made steps forward with the community thanks to this feature.
So what do you guys think? Will this be useful to you and your communities?
Let me know!
- :Itsjustjord:
So Youtube has about billion users across the world, and not all of them speak English or the desired language which you use for your videos. It's one of the things that make Youtube great as anyone, anywhere get be a part of a community!
Youtube - "YouTube creators and viewers speak nearly every language under the sun -- 76 languages to be exact."
Now all these numbers are a great thing and more eyes mean more views and exposure, but with 76 languages this can also be a pain if you can't translate the content yourself! Luckily Youtube have a solution!
In 2015 when Youtube introduced community-contributed subtitles and other tools, it looks like they've been paying attention to their creators and community. Thursday, March 30, 2017, Youtube announced that you can now use Community Contributions to translate your video’s titles and descriptions in addition to your captions. This means you’re only a few clicks away from having viewers translate your videos so more people around the world easily discover and understand.
This means you and your community can help each other out! The community loves nothing more than feeling involved, so this opens many opportunities for the viewer and the creator!
Watch the video below directly from Youtube Creators, showing channels that have really made steps forward with the community thanks to this feature.
So what do you guys think? Will this be useful to you and your communities?
Let me know!
- :Itsjustjord:
